Extension

Horses need up-to-date West Nile virus vaccinations

Mon, Jun 14, 2021

OSU Extension recommendations are for horse owners and equine managers to consult with their local large animal veterinarian as there are different vaccines available on the market.

Animal and Food SciencesAnimal Health and SciencesOklahoma Cooperative Extension ServiceHorsesOSU ExtensionOSU AgricultureOutreach and EngagementNews TopicsFood Land and Natural ResourcesWest Nile virusmosquitoes

OSU alum chooses the road less traveled

Mon, Jun 14, 2021

Oklahoma State University alumnus Jonathan Armbruster has made the bold career choice to become a fifth-generation farmer on his family's farm in Burlington, Oklahoma.

Plant and Soil Sciencesfamily farmJonathan ArmbrusterfarmingFood Land and Natural ResourcesOSU Extensionwheat harvestAgricultureOSU Agriculture

Vacation plans should include landscape care

Mon, Jun 14, 2021

Tips to care for the landscape while on vacation.

Agricultural Communications ServicesDepartment of Horticulture and Landscape ArchitectureOSU AgricultureFood Land and Natural ResourcesDASNROklahoma GardeningOSU Extension

Insect control key to successful double-crop soybean management

Fri, Jun 11, 2021

Soybeans planted after wheat are vulnerable to several insect pests, but most especially defoliating caterpillars and grasshoppers.

Outreach and EngagementFood Land and Natural Resourcesdouble-crop soybeansNews Topicsinsect controlOSU AgricultureOSU ExtensionDepartment of Entomology and Plant PathologyCrops_Grains and Oilseeds__WheatOklahoma Cooperative Extension Servicesoybeansinsecticides

Small horn flies can be big problem for livestock

Thu, Jun 10, 2021

Like a horde of fearsome movie vampires, horn flies are voracious bloodsuckers often found in association with grazing cattle.

Animal Health and SciencesOSU Extensioninsect controlDepartment of Entomology and Plant PathologyCattlebeef cattlefliesOSU AgricultureAgricultural Sciences and Natural ResourcesNews TopicsOklahoma Cooperative Extension ServiceOutreach and EngagementLivestock

Water Connects Us All

Thu, Jun 10, 2021

4-H’ers share their knowledge around the globe

Oklahoma 4-HFerguson College of AgricultureCowboy JournalAgricultural Sciences and Natural Resources4-H LeadershipAgriculture4-HOSU Extension

Brightening Rural Oklahoma

Thu, Jun 10, 2021

Quilt trail increases agritourism in rural Oklahoma

agritourismOSU ExtensionAgricultural Sciences and Natural ResourcesCowboy JournalFerguson College of AgricultureAgriculture

Dawning New Days

Thu, Jun 10, 2021

OSU Agriculture constructs new Animal Nutrition and Physiology Center

Natural Resource Ecology and ManagementCowboy Journalanimal nutritionAnimal and Food SciencesFerguson College of AgricultureAgricultureOSU ExtensionNREMAg Research

Up in Smoke

Thu, Jun 10, 2021

OSU Extension restores native lands through prescribed burns

Agricultural Sciences and Natural ResourcesAgricultureCowboy JournalNatural Resource Ecology and ManagementFire Protection and SafetyFerguson College of AgricultureOSU ExtensionfireNREM

Wet and weedy bermudagrass pastures in need of drier weather

Tue, Jun 08, 2021

Weed-control practices that typically would have already happened have been put off because of inclement weather.

Food Land and Natural ResourcesCattleOSU AgricultureInstitute for Agricultural BiosciencesLivestockNews TopicsOSU Extensionbeef cattleOutreach and EngagementOklahoma Cooperative Extension Servicebermudagrasspasture

Oklahoma crop producers may need to alter their herbicide management plans

Mon, Jun 07, 2021

All crops should be considered, but corn and sorghum seem to have been especially susceptible to both past and recent weather conditions.

News TopicsfarmersOSU AgriculturecornCropsweedsInstitute for Agricultural BiosciencesOklahoma Cooperative Extension ServiceCrops_Weeds and Invasive PlantsOutreach and EngagementherbicidesOSU Extensionsorghum

No 17-year cicadas for Oklahoma this summer

Mon, Jun 07, 2021

Eric Rebek, OSU entomology professor and Extension specialist, explains why Oklahoma will not experience the 17-year cicada phenomenon that much of the East Coast is seeing this summer.

cicadaFood Land and Natural ResourcesENTOOSU AgriculturelocustOSU Extension